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"Weapons."
"Don't be ridiculous. If you think an officer of the Empire is about to hand over—"
"Weapons. Now."
―Snes demands Leia Organa and her companions surrender their weapons[1]

Snes was a Besalisk who worked as muscle at Club Deeja on the planet Naboo shortly after the Battle of Yavin. When the club's owner, Mul Sanaka, tried to set a trap for the Alderaanian Princess Leia Organa within his establishment in 0 ABY, Snes was given the job of disarming the princess and her companions before leading them inside. However, Snes accidentally revealed the trap to Organa, causing the princess to attack the Besalisk and eventually defeat them and Sanaka.

Biography[]

Setting the trap[]

"Snes, give her the horn-tooters. I'm sick of paying them anyway."
―Mul Sanaka pretends to have Snes hand over the Melodic Order to Leia Organa[1]
Snes and Leia

Leia Organa headbutted Snes during their fight.

Shortly after the Battle of Yavin, Snes was employed as muscle for the establishment Club Deeja, located in the city of Keren on the planet Naboo. The club was owned by Mul Sanaka and run with aid from the Alderaanian Uwa Pareece, who managed its musical talent, the Melodic Order, who were also from the planet Alderaan.[1]

When the Alderaanian Princess Leia Organa traveled to Naboo[1] in 0 ABY[2] to search for Alderaanians who had survived the destruction of their homeworld by the Galactic Empire, she was directed to Sanaka and his Alderaanian staff by Lord Junn, an old acquaintance of hers living on Naboo. Junn contacted Sanaka before Organa could reach him and warned him that she was coming, creating a scheme with the club owner to have her killed. When Organa arrived at the club, claiming to be an Imperial official, she was greeted at the door by Snes and Sanaka.[1]

A slip of the tongue[]

"Got to do everything myself… can't count on nobody… I'll get my hands on that oaf…"
―Sanaka mutters to himself about Snes's mistake[1]
Snes defeated

Snes and their thugs were easily defeated by Leia Organa and her allies.

Sanaka pretended to believe Organa's claims that she was an Imperial and ordered Snes to hand the Melodic Order over to her. Snes then demanded that Organa and her companions—the pilot Evaan Verlaine and the astromech droid R2-D2—hand over their weapons, which Organa initially refused to do before eventually complying. Snes ushered the group into the club but accidentally addressed Organa as "princess," revealing that they and Sanaka knew Organa's true identity.[1]

With Snes' cover blown, the princess headbutted the Besalisk and knocked them to the floor, causing two other Besalisk thugs to rush from within the club and attack Organa and her companions. While Verlaine and R2-D2 dealt with the two other thugs, Organa attempted to recover her blaster pistol from Snes, but the Besalisk knocked the weapon away before the princess could use it. Organa then kneed her opponent in the face, leaving Snes dazed on the floor. Seeing that his thugs had been defeated, Sanaka attempted to shoot Organa himself but was killed by Pareece before being able to fire a shot. Organa then proceeded to rescue the Melodic Order from Naboo.[1]

Personality and traits[]

"In there, princess."
"What did you call me?"
―Snes unwittingly reveals the trap to Leia Organa[1]

Snes was an orange-skinned Besalisk with yellow eyes. When trying to lead Princess Leia Organa into a trap, they unwittingly revealed to Organa that she was in danger, yet continued on with the plan without realizing their mistake.[1]

Equipment[]

Snes wore brown armor with a utility belt and bandolier. They carried a blaster pistol and sword while meeting with Leia Organa.[1]

Behind the scenes[]

Snes appeared in the second issue of the 2015 comic miniseries Star Wars: Princess Leia. The issue was written by Mark Waid, illustrated by Terry Dodson, and published by Marvel Comics[1] on March 18, 2015.[3]

Appearances[]

Notes and references[]

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